Draxler admits unhappiness at PSG: 'My situation at the club is not easy'
Julian Draxler admits he is going through a difficult period at Paris Saint-Germain because of his lack of playing time.
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Italy boss Mancini keen to stay despite missing out on World Cup
Roberto Mancini has vowed to stay on as Italy manager, telling reporters on Monday that he wanted to eventually win the World Cup despite the European champions failing to qualify for the showpiece event for the second time in a row.
Franco Foda to step down as Austria coach after World Cup play-off loss
Franco Foda will step down as Austria coach following the team's failure to qualify for the World Cup, he said on Monday. Austria missed out on soccer's global showpiece event later this year in Qatar after a 2-1 defeat by Wales in last week's playoff semi-final.
Gregg Berhalter's selections justified with United States on brink of World Cup berth
ORLANDO, Fla. — It is a manager's lot in life to be second-guessed. Decisions are analyzed to the smallest of details. Mistakes get highlighted. That's especially true of international managers, with a country's armchair coaches never holding back.
Hazard sabrá si se opera hoy o mañana en las próximas horas
Eden Hazard (31 años) conocerá en las próximas horas. Si lo hace a lo largo de esta tarde o lo hará mañana. La idea que se maneja en el seno del club blanco es que sea cuanto antes. La baja del belga será de entre un mes, cinco semanas. Prácticamente ha dicho adiós a la presente campaña, pero a su vez, y de esa manera, podrá estar disponible para el comienzo de la próxima temporada.
Soccer-Foda to step down as Austria coach after World Cup playoff loss
(Reuters) - Franco Foda will step down as Austria coach following the team's failure to qualify for the World Cup, he said on Monday.
Roberto Mancini Hints He Will Stay Italy Boss Despite World Cup Disaster
Roberto Mancini dropped a big hint on Monday he will stay on as Italy coach despite the Azzurri failing to qualify for the World Cup for a second successive time. The European champions were stunned by North Macedonia in Thursday's qualification play-off semi-final for this year's tournament in Qatar, sparking talk he could resign in the aftermath of perhaps Italy's worst-ever defeat. However, although he wouldn't openly confirm that he would stay at the helm, on Monday Mancini spoke about the team and the future using the first-person plural "noi", or "we".